For 2023, the Mitsubishi Mirage carries over with minimal changes although the manual transmission is no longer available.
SelectBrowse ListingsFor 2022, the Mitsubishi Mirage carries over with minimal changes although a new Black Out Appearance Package is available.
SelectBrowse ListingsFor 2021, the Mitsubishi Mirage gets a refreshed exterior as well as forward collision mitigation and a 7-inch touch screen as standard equipment. A new Carbonite Edition trim was also added for the 2021 model year.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Mitsubishi Mirages biggest addition this year ES gains cruise control and a height-adjustable driver's seat. The new Mirage hatchback offers a new limited-edition package featuring red interior accents, black side mirrors and 15-inch black alloy wheels.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Mitsubishi Mirage has a nicer interior with more features for 2018. The biggest addition is a 7-inch touchscreen unit housed in the dash, featuring integrated Bluetooth and audio streaming. The new larger screen is standard equipment, even on the base ES trim.
SelectBrowse ListingsAfter a year off, the Mitsubishi Mirage receives a significant refresh for 2017 and in new sedan configuration. Exterior changes include revised bumpers and headlights. The 2017 Mirage seems more aggressive than the previous version, at it makes it seem more modern as a result. New tech features include Android Auto and Apple Car Play.
SelectBrowse ListingsAfter its introduction last year, the Mitsubishi Mirage receives several updates for 2015. Changes to the interior include additional chrome accents around the center dashboard cluster, as well as nicer seating fabrics on the ES model. ES models also get new side mirrors with built in turn indicators and all models get a new sleeker looking short pole antenna.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Mitsubishi Mirage is an all-new model for 2014. It's a 5-door subcompact that is powered by a tiny engine that helps make big EPA-estimate numbers. It will be available in two trim levels, and the introductory MSRP of this new sub-compact is just $12,995, making it one of the least expensive new cars available in America.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe 1998 Mirage offered a new and longer-lasting starter and battery to counter issues that were long lamented by customers. A new deck lid and new taillights as well as new seat upholstery graced the 1999 edition, with a few changes made to the trims. In 2000, a more powerful 1.8-liter engine was introduced. Some major shuffling to the trim levels for the DE trims also took place. From 2001 on, tethered anchors for child seats became standard in all Mirages. A powered sunroof was now offered in the Sport Package, and some updates to the various trims were made. In 2002, the Mirage was discontinued in favor of the Lancer, with the carmaker carrying on the tradition in the form of the Mirage Coupe.
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